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COMMONWEALTH oF VIRGINIA,
OFFICt OF SUPERINTENDENT
PUBLIC Painting.
RlcuMOSp. Va. November Do, io,i.
SEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE
y RECEIVED AT THIS OF lct UNTIL
o. VI. SAlUhlAh. UECEMBEH 3, i-ri. Tor
PNlNI1NGAND n NDlAD fifteen hundred
copies Di thte.lnfi second volume oi
VIRGINIA kEPuKIs.'
Nothing hut n.-t class worA Will neaccepted.
Schedules 900 uhlln tulld Ni l De- furnished to
bidders application. ,.....,.
al tine same time and place PROPOSALS
WILL 49, ntCllNED FOR Fl IN Nloh NG
% htAMS TONED a BOOK, iAo', 1
POUNDS.
Ole tUc same as used boz tne last volume.
The right ls rcscl ycd ol rejecting any OF all
bids. A. X. MltOl,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
inO lStOd.2w
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NCCflNTUrk MAYO Mrr d. in Wash.
Ingfon. ID g.. November 10. hy Rev. Mr.. add
som. of Trinity Episcopal church. MI W. Is
NcClnfock to M0s. addie b. Mayo. both Of
Richmond
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lNANTED-YOU 1OKNOw THAT
WINES. LIQUORS. SC.


JUST ARRIVED.
New h0QrefOrt Cheese.
New NtufUhnfcllD Cheese.
New ir mage dc bric.
NCw Robert y. lll oapu.e Cheese.
New lafes de IOIcs Gris
New Auchorls |>arlcler|
New ku-sian and French Sarlncs
New pckod Lamb Tongues
New >mOne and -aIt >a.m ~.
New Smoked Horfuas.
New NNuoIes4 COdnsn.
New Etupouttod California Apr'eots.
NDw EFfpoufcd Peaches and Apples.
New Barley and Oa meal
NrW kuCkwncnf Flour.
New Honey and Maple Syrup.
New Cope Col tn1nhDrrIDs
New Ma lli Rasns.
New Malaga o. apes.
NrW Figs and Dates.
New extra fine tW-up.
Sew Imported ~aurfkmut.
Also "a new arrival ol my CELEBRATED
SWEET MINED PICKLES at onl 81 per
gallon.
Ms we'll selected larrcetoo. of gonor.I
GROCERIES. WINES LIQUORS. und daily
FRESH BOTTLED LACE BEER.
500 NDIl known fO need further mr. tUnlng.
Please send your orders In Time s0 the, Gao
Doe carefully attended fO.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
Gathered from our state Exchanges.


railway, and J. l. Dodd, brakeman on
his train From the best information we
can get, it appears that Mills desired to
stop at Mediums River tank, and his en-
CINE ran by He became fretted at this
and blamed the brakeman for not hold.
ing the train. and, ii Is claimed. used
pretty strong language. Subsequently
Dodd got on The engine. when Mills told
him be could not ride there-and
Dodd dehed him 10 ut him tDoddl of
Mills then picked up coal pick and
made for DOdd, striking him on lie
thumb. and, 10 is thought, on the arm,
lhe latter making frightful wound.
Dodd, being down, then drew his knife
ana cut Mills in The shoulder and side,
iniliciing very dangerous wounds. from
which 10 IS not thought be can recover.
A correspondent from Shannon Hin to
The Columbia BvHtn mentions the sui
eide of MI James L Bow.cs, of that To-
oalitY Tie SAYS that short distance
from DIS residence in his woods Mr.
B0w.os .ay upon Dis back. with face ua
turned. and an ugly buIirtW0und in bis
right temple. maGc by hail from his re-
yo.ycr which was found near bIm
A. ihe gentleman Dad tcrn in depressed
spirits for some months. as there were no
Indications oi % scuiIlc and a, al thc
tnr's and circumstance. connected with
ihe case clearly pointed Orb suicide. au DOB.
quest Was deemed unnecessary and the
body Was taken home and buried
The Norfolk Lnnr. speaking of ihe
Atlantic md DmtMc Rmr0ad. s4y..
Ih's company cmakne strong efforts
to advance fhe work of fhe road COLO.
smith. sill take charge of thc Con.tIuc-
non Department. and expects io put TWO
thousand men a' work along ihc Tine This
week. Dee grading of me road VIII be
started from ffm6iin to-day, and pushed
forward as rapidly as possible a come
missary department. vii. De opened az or
near 0uiioIh, one al Holland s Corner and
one 70. i'nNilu, '' supply lhe men. lhe .
amounted To- Sl5OO
he Lynchonrg lugnt1H says "Our /
hohuohe correspondent writes us con- /
'tiHin9 ihe safe OF this property, which /
w. M''',e' "- i"H""s
"' "DI'l ,'on properly WIN au It's F
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living If the Liver IA not disordered
Therefore. DO you suffer with Sick Headache.
constipation orany Iiyortroublc.
take Dr. uHFd's livtrP Dis. % pillsfOr 25c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-21

,,scitsting u Drowning Man.
rory morning after breakfast the lifoboai
.i,nn.h-i FOR practice The boat lay on
s,hol-h just beyond reach Of the waves II
- saped ike an Indian canoe. twenty.
,-tf fa. long and SIX feet wide The cap.
,.n ra.r tHc boat with am oar twenty-five
hfIa There arc places for twelve OARS
amin fle boat, and each man handles an
,,- sixteen feet long. The boat Is rolled
Avn t0 fne water on wooden rollers Flvo
.4.0r .r1t green soahorses were tumhlng
ra. Their white names. when The re-
,r uuel into thc boat AND took seat
rh.IN Six mem ranged themselves on
..-. il. and Capt Arnold stood at tho
81. Asa great wave roccloi sllenly the
-r.n n.H.l
.Nr I..s lof hor coN
rI.t. .rel slowly ahead thrgstinc her
.....t tapng wall of iumng water
~ e n anl grabbed thcIr o1rs
r..... IItel tho boat on its ioumug
~ .r'el t hles Before the lts
r....r rtHe.r lo.f ground great
~ .Un.l hs m hfY shoulder
throw lH. u..f ....I
O...I N..u..I sIhHef .-aII
I...I. .H. mm NaIel ont fl0
f.r moment nrt fHor
.I Once m.r. n.r placed
m e.m kc0I IIa tmo fhey
0ftH. Through f.no .H.. ~
u.ri. .at tI. 0lra r what
rI..i aU "ol dlnI.run
frl'l nfH ra.. .f iH. l...y
.. ..r. If. .il.r IUe mu threw
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To subscribers Richmond Telephone ~.
change.

Please add the following names and
numbers to your catalogues
6G9-Mosc.ey Dr + J.
G7O-Wiugo, Eilet ~ Crump
G1l-Gunn, W. >.
9lg-PIerre. ". f.
southern Steam Laundry.
Richmond Theatre.
613-k elm. y.
Gs4-Waikins g. Jusiis
67j-SOufhern Express Co.
The new catalogues are nov ready ana
will be- delivered as rapidly as possible
X. J.. WEST. Assistant Manager
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0La Normandf splendid smoke iryi.
CHAMBERIAYSE q Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-21

Pennsylvania Rye 81 so per gallon.
CHANBFRiaAYNE a Co.
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Oh merchant in thine hour eee,
~ ON this paper you sh0uld @ q,
And look for something to ap p p p.
Your aruiuE for gretnWch W.
Tax our advice and De- wy.
Go strnehtWay out d AfritllL
Ym'l find the pr0iecf % some % ~,
Neglect can offer nu "a qql.
be wise at once. rruiOus ui q q.
A AsiIent business soon k A b.
IuunalO News
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Very old French Brandy at
CHANBERLAYNE 4 Co.'S
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Coupons can Dee used in payment of AN
taxes due tine Stale A very large proc
portion OF your taN bills can bee saved by
using coupons Fu legal protection and
indemnity guaranteed.
JAMES T. COOPER.
9ll Main Street. Richmond, Va.
advise all persons intending 90 use
coupons to procure hem from Mr. D. Z
Cooper 0r bis agent, amt get DOB, guamn
icc of indemnity. as with 10 / can secure
them full and complete legal protection.
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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h.er re,nrna9 to fhe We.f and there .old
ro~ hirhrr nriras Than offered here
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-21
LIFE ON THE BEACH.
.vNcRlNG A llFEBOAT AT OAK
ISLAND STATION.

regulations Of tho Life Saving Service.
throwing the life Line-Thc Lie saw
A.. Anchor-Thc Breeohes Buoy-Rc-
.,.eitating Drowning Man.
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WANTED-CARRIERS TO DE-
W liver the TINES 70 sub,cribers Apply
al Office. lno t-iw
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WANTED-AT 42S BROOK AVE
w NUE. all kinds OF paper stock,
bottles, etc. J. n. WILLIAMS.
Proprietor.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
AA Ordnance

Granting the Champion Electric Light Com
pany of Springfield, Ohio, the right 10 lay
pipes through certain alleys and streets of
said city for the conveyance of oil for power
and heating purp poses. ' ....
SECTION l. Belt Ordail led by the city council
Of the city of Springfield. Ohio. That the priv
ileGe BE-, and IS hereby granted to the Cham
piun Electric Light Company 70 open the alley
running east and west from Market 10 Center
streets IN the rear Of the new plant of said
Electric I.igh tOOmpany ON NHShiBgtO n street;
the alley running south therefrom 10 Jefferson
street n the rear of the CeRtf engine house
and that portion of Jefferson street living north
OF the tracks of the p {. X 80. l. r. X. and ex-
caSatlug and laying in such alleys and said
street from the plant Of said company TO the
tracks of said ralrOad line of iron pi pm not
exceeding eight inches in diameter fS the
purposes from said railroad TO the STATEN u
said Ele .tric Light Company.
SEC. >. such excavation and laying and all
d-taiis In reference thereto shall be under the
direction Of the engineer Of said city, and said
alleys and street after such pipe Is laid shall
within tye days be- placed In as good cont
tion In every respect as the same were before
the maxi nf 3tysrNrasation therein AT the
sole cost Of the said Electric Light Company.
SECS Theeits reserves che right ts rec utrr
such pipes To be removed at the eSprBSe VI
said Electric Light tanipany on ten days No
lice II the Us" thereof at any time andangers
the life, health OF PROPERTY OF citizens of said
city
SIC I. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in fUree from and after the tine provided
by law for its legal publication, and said Elec-
tric Light Company shall pay the cost OF pub
lication hereof.
Passed August ID. A d. ls'7.
EFT. THOMAS.
Attest: President
j. ;. SHEySLTER. City Clerk. Ism
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

In Paris they will not sell you boob
for 500 francs and let it 20 after ward a,
your own auction sale for S10O. II they
have sold you .'peachblow vaser sort OF
u book their dignity as well rs their in.
terest will make them redeem 10 at the
price they have made yoa pay, or not
much less. Ii is the ambition Of eyery
bookseller not to become wealthy in ten
or twenty years, but TO become q bibli-
opole; perhaps because in thess realm of
equality everybody's desire is 70 be of the
privileged few, perhaps because honors
are priced more than riches there. II is
silly TO run mad after a bit-of red ribbon
for the lapel Of ones coat, but 1t is not
for the bibliophile who runs mad after
bookbinding TO say SO Moreover, the
man who would rinler have a red ribbon
than Il fortune, II a bookseller. is the man
for a bibliOphile Valuable books are not
70 he sold like boots; there must be some
show OF feeling about it-New York
Times . "if ...'
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

Sister MGrie Theresa, French nun who
has lately been decorated with the Cross
of the Legion of Honor for forty years
service in the army anbulances, seems TO
be not only brave but merry woman.
During a time Of hard fighting in Ton
quin a bomb fell into an ambulance full
Of wounded men. Sister Theresa seized
the bomb and carried it TO distance
When she set 1t down it exploded, but,
luckily. not till she had had time TO throw
herself fiat on the ground. When she
regained her senses she uttered her GUS
tomary phrase: ITS only joke an ex-
preston which has since become her nick
name. AT another time she was attend
ing wounded man, when she was struck
oy passing splinter from q charge Of
metraille, but her quiet observation WAS
merely as usual: "It's only a joke" AT
the ceremony of the decoration none of
the customary formaiities were omitted.
The general who conferred the title che
VALERIE on the brave nun touched her
with his sword on both her shoulders and
finally brushed her cheek with his white
mustaches. Orleans Times Demo-
CrAt
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

This story Is the latest and best produ,-
ton of this gifted novelist, full Of advea-
ture, romance and graphic description.
Three Englishmen OF wealth and leisure,
firing Of inaction. embark on journey OF
adventure and discovery. They arr ac-
companied by Zulu ex-chicf named I'm
slopogaas, whose courage and prowess
figure conspicuously in the narrative
Having heard rumors of great white
race, located somewhere among the pla-
teaus of Central Africa, they ascend the
Tans river, meet with many remarkable
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
IA GlkA1S Story! ! !
ALLAN GU ATERMAIN.
BY H. RIDER .HAGGARD
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

and thrilling experiences. and finally
reach Mil0siS, a city of great architectural
and artistic srnndcur-the capital Of the
Zu-Vendi nation, ruled by the sister
queens. Nyleptha and Sorsis.
The strangers excite much interest, mar
rowly escape death by burning, and are
finally advanced To positions Of distinction
subsequently, esp"using the cause OF
NyIeptha. against her sister Sorais, in q
great revolt precipitated by the latter.
The story abounds in thrilling situa-
tions, and Will repay reading.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
The Daily Newspaper.

Though the Sunday paper is more or
less literary. do not belieIe that it inter
feres now. or will in the future interfere,
with the circulation of the literary week
lies and the magazines All thinking
men will naturally go TO the weeklies and
magazines 20 be informed on certain sub
iects 4 great change world have 10
take place in the daily newspaper before
it could he a serious opponent To the moi g
carefully prepared weekiies and month,
es-Oswald Ottendorfer in The Epoch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Major X N Ipmnlti aHlllpltallk SflDl
| himself i'm the attempt 10 shoot Alsndus
| Cushman. at Galveston. Tex.
| Henry NcBroom, under arrest at Fort
Smith. Ark. coIrfess.s 10 the murder Of
! Miss Watkins, al Greenville, Tex.
Tics Hall was shot and killed at George
| town. XIV, bv Eugene Fitzgerald. ID was
| the result of quarrel.
4 horse owned by John McElfresh. of
MiIlersburg. Ohio. went crazy from the
effects of the severe heat. and had to be
shot. ..-H s..t ..
At Georgetown. Ky. George Mont
| gomery received injuries that may prove
fatal. by being thrown from horse.
I Daniel Einhorn. A hrother-in-law of
Rabbi Hirsch, Of Chicago. has been ad-
judged insane by the Cook county court.
A colorsi baby VA, born at Cairo. H..
nine DAYS ago. 1t weighs one and three
Quarter pounds and is fourteen inches long
A s-year-oId child oi John sVsught. at
Science. Hin XIV. died from swallowing
| some cr,nsote It's mother was using for
! toothache
Anna Kraft left the Bank street convent.
CINCINNATI 10 visit her mother two weeks
ago. ami is now 'repnIft.i among the miss
'"s.
'ihe aerh'sIhts vi "o",' >'eneca' hhi
80 - ~ - -" 81. ,.','>,.
~
| pie"n ''uI"
Mites MOTHS WAS iataih "ohiiied oH Inc
premature dlschaftr "I cannon III shahi
oitfie at the old soldiers reunion, al Marion
'hd.
Wihred Launer, the young reader OF the
Sshaaiah ihoerai party does hot, lor ihr
present al least iasor the commercial aiif"h
scheh~.
The democrats of the first sub division of
the Second Judicial district of Ohio. numi-
mated ID. l.. Meeker, Of Greenville. for
common pleas judge.
The captain of the Canadian steam cru!s-
er intrepid seized the fishing boat Gold
Dust. belonging 10 Mr.. Blanchard, a sar-
dine packet at Eastport, Me.
Iossnb yi,0li,g , s,bu,,-,ax coIIac,or
a, .Ii.p,oun pa died July "a I,st .nd
nj. .ocnnnts are NOW fannd 10 N. short IN
,hs axtent of :. ooo
-, .,.;..,o.
IN, ',,'a'', =, Cs',',,... a .,,, ,s y,
'''' ",it l'',e '.' "' i'''. ~ ~ '"
,7' .nu IN ne ."'""'''''' "" - '"p
p' wan D' ''"
lfHhas cameron oi cHicas"' ased t"eh-
ty-h'e tel from window on the ieurih
moor oi the WINDSOR hotei, MILWAUKEE, lie
Is pfooHofs ia'ahs ihJure'. he was ih'oN-
lcaiei.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

"why, did not know that you and
that little girl had got acquainted YET, y
said RoXbury father TO his Gyear old
son. who came in from d walk on the ad
joining lawn with the tiny dangiiter Of the
new next door neighbor '.Yes, Clara
and have been 'quainted. lots Of days, y
said the very small boy. What did yor
say to her first asked the father. ''Oh
Clara spoke to me first she came dowI
by the chicken house and asked me how
many prayers | say nights, and told her
and then | asked her how many prayers
she says. and she told me, and then VT
were acquainted. ."-Boston Record.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
LAKEWOOD.

Here all passenger trains Of the New York
Pennsylvania and Ohiu, kaiir,sd stop during
the seasur. IL being the Chautauqua Lake Sta
ton. aud the distributing po4 mt Tor the, ,rn tirs
lake. There are two hotels at Lakewood. both
of immense size and capable Of accofn nhalat-
ing nye hundred guests each Numerous
steamers are constantly plying the Lake,
transporting yisltors 10 all points. Those / u
search of pleasant resort TO spend the sum
mrr months cannot Ind more convenient or
deiightful plAre th,A Lake ChaII HuuIIn
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

Democratic papers, over the country. are
induStriously circulating the report that the
republican clubs, of Ohio. st the League
meeting at Toledo, passed a resolution en-
dorsing Blaine as a presidential candidate.
They did nothing of the kind. They con
fined their attention to this years politics
and the Ohio ticket.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
me exas.ric, eissen.
ected b AnoyRce
,eStei. b. cblniIH I'M


is Inundated and subjected % Hnoye Nee
and losses by being axested.b ecmiI8 in
conflict with the Canadian fishery laws
despite their efforts to avoid such a conflict.
A Portland. Me. fish merchant writes:
We have instructed our captains TO keep
clear of the Canadian coast, not to ilSh
within three miles of the shore, and not to
enter any but our own harbors Should.
however. vessel be compelled by stress of
weather to run into port, then she is not to
remain there any longer than is necessary.
We have informed our captains that we
shall discharge any one OF them found in a
Canadian hartor." This is certainly hu-
initiating to Americans, tn be compelled Ia
bow down TO Canadian law, based on both
injustice and nonsense. This will not last
long. We will haze government one of
these days. in Washington, with courage
enongh 10 run up the old flag and stay with
her citizens.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
THE BUILDER

All. me, the step, how sberfsa ona.
Between the doing and the GGnei
How near The bark msc eoIne1p land,
Yet cast her cargo en- the sand, p.
Oh, give m- strength, and give me mind,
To finish what my hands may find;
That none may say in future days,
This man could hew, but could not raise "
Youths Companion
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
OFFICIAL CALL


The republican electors of the Eleventh
senatorial district of Ohio are hereby nOti
fed that a convention will be- held in Spring
trid. Ohio. September lst, lSs.. fof the
purpose of nominating candidate for sen
atnr for said district. for the ensuing term
The basis of representation in said con
y.ntion shall be one delegate for every lGO
votes east for J. 5. Robinson for secretary
OF state in November 1856. and one dele
gate for every fraction thereof hfg OF
mort.
Tlr- several counties comprising said dis
,rirl .haIl be entitled 10 the following rep
reservation in said convention:
champaign county ,.--..-..---.--. --.-- -
Clark county. -----.--. .--------- .Wo W
Madison C.'u-Ily-. .-.---------- ---'--
L. r. HANwAEp. Chairman Of Republican
Cen. Com, Clark Co.
NTENE~ FARRAR. Secretary OF Republican
Cen. Com. Madison Co. ...
n. II. WILLIAMS. Chairman OF Republican
Cen. Com, Champaign Co. ...
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

MA and reliable Medicines are the best
wv todepend upon. Acker's Blood Ell
i1ir has been prescribed for years for allim-
-puritiss of the Blood In psvery form Of Scrof-
ulous. SypLilitic or Mercurial diseases. it is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal.
Frank II. CObIentz, corner Market and
High streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

A campfire is not the place for political
speech. and Golouel Tnlleys knocked things
ort OF Joint. at the fair grounds last night,
when he 70 far forget hiInsslf as TO attempt
il. The bnys very proIsry and very
promptly called him down.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

AT this distance il appears that Editor
Iyons. of the Nrwark .iinericnn. Is usins
his position a. trustee of the Nenia Soldiers
orphans' home to advance his own political
interests. Lyons was endorsed for iieuten'
ant governor by the Muskingum repnbli'
cans and in retan he appointed Ianes-
willie man FINANCIAL officer of the home.
LYONS is no doubt looking after the inter
ests Of the soldiers orphans, but he seems
10 be the principal orphan.
Signal.
This is very small dsssagoguery- Cap
tain Lyons Is only one s'embtr Of the
board that appointed the officer referred te.
and the returns show thai Maskingum is
not the only county that endorsed Nhescap-
tain.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

SHlLOH'S NIrALIZEK Is what yon
need for consumption, Loss of Appetite
Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. For sale
by r. A. GarwOOd.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

Mansfield. Ohio, is fast blooming into
one of the most enterprising- little cities in
The state. An electric motor street ear line
vas pat in operation there, this week, ami
i a SucrpsS
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05
EXCURSION TICKETS.

Via New York. Pennsylvania and ohio Rail
road, are ON sale at all local stations and at
stations OF CONNECTING lines from June. Ist
good for rsturn until OctpSer3lst.
J. Il. Sll ALER, ten. Sapt.. cleveland. -.
l.. p. FARMER Gen. Pass. Agt.. New York
A CLARK. Asst. ten. Pass. Agt.. ,Clevc-
f..y.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-05

After all. it has beendiscoyered that Mrs.
Guelph. sometimes called Queen Victoria
is human. and eats. drinks and sleeps and
lays her dressmaker's bill just like other
poor mortals Another sweet delusion
gone gliuInering.